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9/11284 p. ; 20 cm
In verse
"It is chiefly a satire on women, but the conclusion is devoted to the praise and glory of the Madonna, and the whole is interspersed with sketches of himself and his times, and advice to his nephew, Balthazar Bou, for whose especial benefit the poem seems to have been written."--Ticknor. History of Spanish literature
copy cataloged 201906
condition reviewed 20190701
In verse
"It is chiefly a satire on women, but the conclusion is devoted to the praise and glory of the Madonna, and the whole is interspersed with sketches of himself and his times, and advice to his nephew, Balthazar Bou, for whose especial benefit the poem seems to have been written."--Ticknor. History of Spanish literature
copy cataloged 201906
condition reviewed 20190701
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